What are the best JavaScript frontend frameworks?

Not a con

Hardwares are better and things are getting better. So it has become hard to call it is a limitation.

Mark Zuckerburg, is that you?

Agree with others. It is not really matter of who's funding Vue.js at current stage so it would not be Con

Vue's financial is not a problem because Patreon and OpenCollect is providing more than enough fund for Vue Projects right now. In my opinion it is a plus side because Vue will never be driven by interest of big companies.

Many open source projects are backed by multiple companies and don't necessarily need to have any single company backing as the "financial basis".

ocaml is not a javascript framework

not a framework - a language

Sorry to flag this, but a con should be a specific drawback - why does it suck exactly? Feel free to edit and I'll be glad to unflag it, though!

Is that necessarily bad?

Hey! Could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by this? Thanks!

potentially overlap with "can be used with different libraries"

Also a duplicate. Sorry for the flag.

Hey sorry for the flag but the description is a duplicate of the "Convention over configuration" pro

duplicate

I edited your pro for better readability. Hope that's okay with you :)

This pro is from Isaac Godinez@IsaacGodinez.

Hi! Thanks for adding this feature. I had to edit the first person part of your description, which isn't a big deal at all. I also went ahead and made the other feature you listed as another pro. You can read more about the writing guide here if you're interested.

This should be called AngularJS because it is not about Angular (2, 3, 4, etc.)

Thanks for your hard work Patricio Ros!